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Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and current President, Jair Bolsonaromet each other for the first time in a televised debate this Sunday evening, five weeks before the Brazilian general election.
Both presidential candidates, who are the two favorites in the South American country’s upcoming elections, exchanged accusations in their first campaign debates.
Bolsonaro, who expressed doubt that he would take part in convening this first debate, urged the Government Lula “the most corrupt in the history” of the country, an allegation that the former president has not directly denied.
“His government was marked by kleptocracy in order to gain support in parliament. His government was the most corrupt in Brazilian history,” Bolsonaro said.
Lula mentioned the successes of his mandate: more employment, inclusion, education in the face of less deforestation in the Amazon. “The country I left is the country that people miss,” Lula said, accusing Bolsonaro of “destroying the nation.”
In addition to Lula and Bolsonaro, the Democratic Labor Party (PDT) candidate, Ciro Gomes, was also in the debate as the third option due to the polarization of the favorites; Brazilian Democratic Movement candidate Simona Tebet; Luis Felipe de Novo and Soraya Tronicke of Unión Brasil.
Bolsonaro: “Left will not leave power”
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said a few weeks ago that if the left wins in the country’s next elections, scheduled for October 2022, he will never leave power and will lead to the United States becoming an isolated country.
“The losers will be the people of Brazil and the left itself. The whole of South America will be painted red, you know what I mean, and the United States will become an isolated country, ”said the President of Brazil in an interview with a television channel. Fox collected by the newspaper ‘O Globo’.
In this sense, he pointed out that his election in 2018 “was almost a miracle” and that if the left returns to the presidency, referring to former President Luiz Inácio Lulu da Silva, “they will never leave power” and Brazil “will go from power.” follow the same path as Venezuela, Argentina, Chile and Colombia.”
Homes of businessmen linked to Bolsonaro raided
The Brazilian Federal Police have conducted a search and seizure of possible evidence at the residences of eight businessmen linked to President Jair Bolsonaro and accused of spreading messages about the coup on social media.
The searches were ordered by Alexandre de Moraes, a Supreme Court magistrate who took over the case, opened last week after press reports aired businessmen defending a coup if former President Luis Inacio wins. in the October 2 presidential election.
Eight search warrants were served at the residences of the accused businessmen in the states of Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Ceara, according to a Federal Police statement.
(According to Europa Press and AFP)
Source: RPP
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